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I'm sure there's more expensive ones out there,but this one really shocked me for a folder.It's from a previous thread.
I was looking to buy one for $1000-$1500.I was waaay off!It sold for around $8000

The Bob Loveless delaware made bowie that he made in 1952, one of if not the first art knives. It sold at the Chicago knife show last year for something lile $200,000. I had a chace to hold it, it was very nice but for 200K it should of been.
Logan

Sorry, I don't mean to yell at you, but that particular piece caused a lot of uproar back in the day....and mention of it is like pulling a scab that is almost healed off.

These days, knives that bring between $50,000-$100,000, while not exactly common, are not rare. An antique from the Littman collection just brought $80,000, Scagel knives frequently sell in the over $50,000 category, certain Loveless knives, the same, H.H. Frank knives have been known to sell in the $50,000 category, certainly a number of Buster Warenski knives, the afformentioned Walker knives....and we are not even talking the primo San Francisco knives, or Japanese katana, that readily fetch $200,000 and up.

Best Regards,

STeven Garsson

Victory comes with the sword still in the scabbardThe Way of the warrior is a dying art

Lingsay and Lindsay #5......

This small folder engraved by Steve Lindsay and made by his father,
the Lindsay & Lindsay #5 was oiginally sold for $65,000.
It was recently re-sold (to a young collector in Hong Kong) for the
round price of $110,000.....